Sentence examples for set to restore from inspiring English sources

This week, cross-party initiatives are set to restore its primary purpose.

"We are set to restore it back to its original use," Mr. Speyer said.

New Jersey Transit was set to restore its bus service and said customers should brace for rail and road delays.

In truth, the market was to some degree simply drawing breath, since Christopher Nolan's Interstellar arrives on Friday – surely set to restore grosses to year-ago levels.

So in a year when the communist state and its powerful capitalist neighbour look set to restore full diplomatic ties, it's fitting the band are hanging up their hats, instruments and dancing shoes.

After winning the Australian Open last year and soon returning to No. 1, she appeared set to restore some coherence to the top of the women's game, but her body did not cooperate.

He immediately set to restoring the party's fortunes, and Fine Gael made an impressive showing in the 2007 election, capturing 51 seats.

Ruins, though, are not just historical curiosities: They also have contemporary meaning, and when the Italians colonized the area in the 1900s, they set to restoring Leptis Magna and Sabratha to legitimize their historic claims to the land.

The tax is set to be restored next year.

Kane may return up front, along with Wayne Rooney and Dele Alli in midfield, and the Tottenham Hotspur full-backs Danny Rose and Kyle Walker are set to be restored.

O'Neill confirmed Nicky Shorey will return at left-back after being left out of the starting line-up against Portsmouth at the weekend, with Gareth Barry set to be restored to the Villa midfield.